Answer: The Rural community of Sunbury-York South, New Brunswick has 2 adopted policies on file: Council Correspondence Policy; Internal Communication Policy, verified 2026-06-07.

Council Correspondence Policy

Summary: Governs handling of official correspondence to and from council for the Rural Community of Sunbury-York South.

Internal Communication Policy

Summary: Governs internal communications among staff and council within the Rural Community of Sunbury-York South.


Answer: The Rural community of Sunbury-York South, New Brunswick has 3 adopted policies on file: Accounts Payable Policy (2026-03); Credit Card Policy (2026-02); Travel & Hospitality Policy (2026-05), verified 2026-06-07.

Accounts Payable Policy (2026-03)

Summary: Accounts payable procedure for the Rural Community of Sunbury-York South. Procedure No. 2026-03. No adoption date printed in the document.

Credit Card Policy (2026-02)

Summary: Governs use of municipal credit cards by staff and council of Sunbury-York South Rural Community. Policy No. 2026-02; signature page date fields blank.

Travel & Hospitality Policy (2026-05)

Summary: Governs travel and hospitality expenditures for Sunbury-York South Rural Community staff and council. Policy No. 2026-05. No adoption date printed in the document.


Answer: Sunbury-York South, New Brunswick has no other policies & plans policy on record as of 2026-06-07.

Policies Index

Summary: Index page listing all adopted administrative policies for the Rural Community of Sunbury-York South. Page notes policies are in development and added as created.


Answer: Sunbury-York South, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: The Town of Sussex, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: By-Law No. 750-12 — Nuisance By-Law (Ward 1), verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 750-12 — Nuisance By-Law (Ward 1)

Summary: Nuisance by-law prohibiting loud noise (radio, phonograph, musical instruments at disturbing volumes) within Town of Sussex Ward 1; noise exemption application form available as separate PDF.


Answer: The Town of Sussex, New Brunswick has 2 adopted bylaws on file: By-Law No. 250-11 — Animal Control By-Law (Ward 1); By-Law No. 89-05 — By-Law Respecting Animal Control (Ward 2), verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 250-11 — Animal Control By-Law (Ward 1)

Summary: Regulates licensing and control of animals within Town of Sussex Ward 1 boundaries; enforced by NB SPCA under contract.

By-Law No. 89-05 — By-Law Respecting Animal Control (Ward 2)

Summary: Animal control by-law for former Sussex Corner ward (Ward 2), still listed as active in the Feb 2024 index (enacted 6/8/2005).


Answer: The Town of Sussex, New Brunswick has 4 adopted bylaws on file: By-Law No. 1006-23 — A By-Law to Regulate the Subdivision of Land within Sussex; By-Law No. 125-14 — Rural Plan By-Law (Ward 2); By-Law No. 1350-24 — Sussex Zoning By-Law (Consolidated); By-Law No. 704-20 — Municipal Plan By-Law (Ward 1), verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 1006-23 — A By-Law to Regulate the Subdivision of Land within Sussex

Summary: Regulates subdivision of land within the amalgamated Town of Sussex (enacted 5/15/2023).

By-Law No. 125-14 — Rural Plan By-Law (Ward 2)

Summary: Rural plan by-law for former Sussex Corner ward (Ward 2), enacted 1/20/2015; amended by 125-14-03 and 125-14-04 post-amalgamation.

By-Law No. 1350-24 — Sussex Zoning By-Law (Consolidated)

Summary: Consolidated zoning by-law for the Town of Sussex governing land use, zoning districts, and development standards. Adopted date not stated in available materials; postdates the Feb 2024 index.

By-Law No. 704-20 — Municipal Plan By-Law (Ward 1)

Summary: Municipal plan by-law governing long-range land use planning for Sussex Ward 1 (enacted 4/27/2020 per index). Direct media PDF URL returned 404; recorded on the official by-laws page instead.


Answer: The Town of Sussex, New Brunswick has 3 adopted bylaws on file: By-Law No. 1100-19 — A By-Law Respecting Dangerous or Unsightly Premises (Ward 1); By-Law No. 137-20 — Dangerous or Unsightly Premises (Ward 2); By-Law No. 701-19 — A By-Law for Maintenance and Occupancy Standards for Residential Properties (Ward 1), verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 1100-19 — A By-Law Respecting Dangerous or Unsightly Premises (Ward 1)

Summary: Governs dangerous or unsightly premises within the Town of Sussex Ward 1 (enacted 2/19/2019).

By-Law No. 137-20 — Dangerous or Unsightly Premises (Ward 2)

Summary: Dangerous or unsightly premises by-law for the former Sussex Corner ward (Ward 2), enacted 2/16/2021.

By-Law No. 701-19 — A By-Law for Maintenance and Occupancy Standards for Residential Properties (Ward 1)

Summary: Sets maintenance and occupancy standards for residential properties in Sussex Ward 1 (enacted 2/19/2019).


Answer: The Town of Sussex, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: By-Law No. 1052-22 — Traffic Accessible Roads to Off-Road Vehicles By-Law (Ward 1), verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 1052-22 — Traffic Accessible Roads to Off-Road Vehicles By-Law (Ward 1)

Summary: Designates roads accessible to off-road vehicles within the Town of Sussex Ward 1 (enacted 4/19/2022).


Answer: The Town of Sussex, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: By-Law No. 351-11 — A By-Law Respecting Fire Crackers, Spring Guns and Air Rifles (Ward 1), verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 351-11 — A By-Law Respecting Fire Crackers, Spring Guns and Air Rifles (Ward 1)

Summary: Regulates use of fire crackers, spring guns and air rifles within the Town of Sussex Ward 1 (enacted 6/20/2011).


Answer: The Town of Sussex, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: By-Law No. 1203-10 — A By-Law to Regulate Water, Sanitary and Storm Sewer Systems (Ward 1), verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 1203-10 — A By-Law to Regulate Water, Sanitary and Storm Sewer Systems (Ward 1)

Summary: Governs water, sanitary and storm sewer systems within Sussex Ward 1 (enacted 6/20/2011); amended multiple times through 2023.


Answer: Sussex, New Brunswick has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-05.

Alphabetical Listing of Sussex By-laws (By-law Index)

Summary: Complete alphabetical index of all Town of Sussex by-laws dated Feb 22 2024, listing numbers, titles, and enactment dates across all categories. Verified: index used to confirm every primary below.

By-laws Laserfiche Portal — Town of Sussex

Summary: Official Laserfiche document repository for Town of Sussex by-laws; requires browser rendering to browse individual PDFs.


Answer: The Town of Sussex, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Community Grants Policy (CS-23), verified 2026-06-07.

Community Grants Policy (CS-23)

Summary: Town of Sussex policy governing grants to local non-profit organizations benefiting Sussex residents. Policy CS-23, approved by Council; document header shows date February 18, 2025 (revision date Feb 18, 2025; original Mar 7, 2017).


Answer: The Town of Sussex, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Special Events Policy (CS-21), verified 2026-06-07.

Special Events Policy (CS-21)

Summary: Governs approval of special events (festivals, parades, walks, runs) on Town of Sussex property via the Events Management Committee. Policy CS-21; document header shows date April 23, 2019, approved by Council (March 12, 2019).


Answer: Sussex, New Brunswick has no winter services policy on record as of 2026-06-07.

Sussex Winter Operations (informational bulletin)

Summary: Public information bulletin on Town of Sussex winter road/sidewalk maintenance and parking restrictions ('Stay Safe, Sussex!'). Not a formally adopted council policy; demoted to non-primary dead lead.


Answer: The Town of Sussex, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Commemorative Lighting & Flag Raising (CS-26), verified 2026-06-07.

Commemorative Lighting & Flag Raising (CS-26)

Summary: Governs requests to raise flags or illuminate town facilities in symbolic colours to mark events and causes. Policy CS-26, approved by Council; printed approval date partially legible (December 15) — full date not confirmed.


Answer: The Town of Sussex, New Brunswick has 2 adopted policies on file: Sussex Emergency Response Plan; Sussex Region Flood Risk Mitigation Plan, verified 2026-06-07.

Sussex Emergency Response Plan

Summary: Municipal emergency response plan for the Town of Sussex, enacted under Sussex Emergency Measures By-law #202-18 (Council Nov 26, 2018). PDF carries a 2023 revision marker; no standalone adoption date printed for this plan version.

Sussex Region Flood Risk Mitigation Plan

Summary: Joint Town of Sussex / Village of Sussex Corner plan addressing overland and surface water flooding; five scenarios evaluated. Presented to the public March 30, 2022; no council-adoption resolution date confirmed in the document.


Answer: The Town of Sussex, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Public Art Policy (CS-25), verified 2026-06-07.

Public Art Policy (CS-25)

Summary: Governs public art installations in Sussex (murals, sculptures, artist involvement). Policy CS-25; document header states approved April 22, 2024.

Documents Index — Town of Sussex

Summary: Main documents index for the Town of Sussex NB, listing adopted policies, plans, annual reports, and studies.


Answer: Sussex, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: In the Town of Tantramar, New Brunswick, construction hours: 07:00-22:00; exemptions: Government/utility workers, emergency vehicles, agriculture, snow/garbage removal, approved community events; fines: $100-$2,100 (tiered by repeat offence). Source: By-Law No. 246 — Town of Sackville Noise By-Law (legacy, in force for Tantramar), verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 246 — Town of Sackville Noise By-Law (legacy, in force for Tantramar)

Summary: Sackville noise by-law governing disturbing sounds; construction/property-maintenance noise permitted 7 a.m.-10 p.m.; religious activity exemption 7 a.m.-onward. Passed 11 Jan 2016; remains in force for Tantramar.

Government/utility workers, emergency vehicles, agriculture, snow/garbage removal, approved community events

s. 4(h): "construction activities between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m."

s. 6(2): "fine of not less than $100.00 and not more than $500.00"; s. 6(4): "not less than $1,000.00 and not more than $2,100.00"


Answer: In the Town of Tantramar, New Brunswick, licence required: True; licence fee: $20.00 un-neutered male or un-spayed female up to 12 months; $20.00 neutered male or spayed female; $40.00 un-neutered male or un-spayed female over 12 months; $10.00 microchipped neutered male or spayed female; leash rule: No owner shall permit dog to run at large; 'running at large' means unleashed in a public place or on property other than the owner's; fines: category D offence; Category E offence for non-compliance with court order. Source: By-Law No. 2025-18 — A By-Law Relating to Animal Control within Tantramar, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 2025-18 — A By-Law Relating to Animal Control within Tantramar

Summary: Tantramar's unified animal-control by-law; defines dangerous dogs and acceptable pet species; replaces legacy Sackville and Dorchester (2021-005) dog by-laws. Read third time and passed 13 May 2025.

$20.00 un-neutered male or un-spayed female up to 12 months; $20.00 neutered male or spayed female; $40.00 un-neutered male or un-spayed female over 12 months; $10.00 microchipped neutered male or spayed female

No owner shall permit dog to run at large; 'running at large' means unleashed in a public place or on property other than the owner's

category D offence; Category E offence for non-compliance with court order


Answer: In the Town of Tantramar, New Brunswick, permit required: True; permit issuer: Fire Chief; allowed conditions: BBQ cooking, Fire Department training fires, Ceremonial/Sacred fires (24h notice to Fire Chief), blueberry field burning (Schedule A), and Category 1 fires on eligible properties without a permit.; fines: category E offence; failure to comply with court order is category F offence. Source: By-Law No. 2026-21 — A By-Law Respecting the Regulation of Fires and Burning in Tantramar, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 2026-21 — A By-Law Respecting the Regulation of Fires and Burning in Tantramar

Summary: Tantramar's fire prevention and burning by-law; open fires and fireworks prohibited in former Sackville urban area; small backyard fires in CSA-approved enclosed appliances permitted. Third reading/passed 27 Apr 2026.

BBQ cooking, Fire Department training fires, Ceremonial/Sacred fires (24h notice to Fire Chief), blueberry field burning (Schedule A), and Category 1 fires on eligible properties without a permit.

category E offence; failure to comply with court order is category F offence


Answer: The Town of Tantramar, New Brunswick has 2 adopted bylaws on file: By-Law No. 243 — Town of Sackville Municipal Plan (legacy, posted on Tantramar site); By-Law No. 244 — Town of Sackville Zoning By-Law (Consolidated, posted on Tantramar site), verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 243 — Town of Sackville Municipal Plan (legacy, posted on Tantramar site)

Summary: Sackville Municipal Plan by-law governing long-range land use; posted by Tantramar as a legacy instrument still in force. Scanned PDF; adoption date not extractable.

By-Law No. 244 — Town of Sackville Zoning By-Law (Consolidated, posted on Tantramar site)

Summary: Consolidated Sackville zoning by-law governing land-use zones and development standards; posted by Tantramar as a still-in-force legacy instrument. Scanned PDF; adoption date not extractable.


Answer: In the Town of Tantramar, New Brunswick, winter parking ban: No person shall stop, stand or park a vehicle on any highway or public parking lot during December 1 to May 1 between 1:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. each day; also prohibited at any time so as to interfere with snow plowing or removal operations.; fines: First offence (except s. 6): not less than $50 and not more than $500; second offence within 12 months: not less than $100 and not more than $1,000; third and subsequent offence within 12 months: not less than $250 and not more than $2,500.. Source: By-Law No. 262 — A By-Law to Regulate Street Traffic (legacy Sackville, in force for Tantramar), verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 262 — A By-Law to Regulate Street Traffic (legacy Sackville, in force for Tantramar)

Summary: Sackville street-traffic by-law; s.8.6 imposes an overnight parking ban Dec 1-May 1, 1:00-6:00 a.m. on streets and municipal lots. Passed 9 Jul 2018; still enforced by Tantramar.

No person shall stop, stand or park a vehicle on any highway or public parking lot during December 1 to May 1 between 1:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. each day; also prohibited at any time so as to interfere with snow plowing or removal operations.

First offence (except s. 6): not less than $50 and not more than $500; second offence within 12 months: not less than $100 and not more than $1,000; third and subsequent offence within 12 months: not less than $250 and not more than $2,500.


Answer: In the Town of Tantramar, New Brunswick, standards: No person shall permit premises to be unsightly by allowing ashes, junk, rubbish, refuse, production residue, derelict vehicles/machinery, or dilapidated buildings; or permit vacant/dilapidated structures to become public safety hazards.; enforcement: By-law enforcement officer may issue written notice requiring correction; if not complied with, Council may cause cleanup, repair, or demolition at owner/occupier cost, recoverable as a debt and lien on the property.. Source: By-Law No. 2023-06 — A By-Law Respecting Dangerous or Unsightly Premises within Tantramar, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 2023-06 — A By-Law Respecting Dangerous or Unsightly Premises within Tantramar

Summary: Tantramar's dangerous or unsightly premises by-law; first reading April 2023, signed/adopted 2023. Scanned/signed PDF; the handwritten final-passing date was not reliably extractable.

No person shall permit premises to be unsightly by allowing ashes, junk, rubbish, refuse, production residue, derelict vehicles/machinery, or dilapidated buildings; or permit vacant/dilapidated structures to become public safety hazards.

By-law enforcement officer may issue written notice requiring correction; if not complied with, Council may cause cleanup, repair, or demolition at owner/occupier cost, recoverable as a debt and lien on the property.


Answer: In the Town of Tantramar, New Brunswick, where allowed: Permitted only on Mallard Drive (364 m) and Wright Street (341 m); prohibited on all other Town streets.; helmet or age rules: All drivers and occupants must wear a helmet complying with Motor Vehicle Act Regulations standards.. Source: By-Law No. 258 — A By-Law Designating Roads Accessible to Off-Road Vehicles (legacy Sackville), verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 258 — A By-Law Designating Roads Accessible to Off-Road Vehicles (legacy Sackville)

Summary: Designates Mallard Drive and a portion of Wright Street as accessible to off-road vehicles in former Town of Sackville; helmet and single-file rules apply. Passed 14 May 2019; in force under Tantramar.

Permitted only on Mallard Drive (364 m) and Wright Street (341 m); prohibited on all other Town streets.

All drivers and occupants must wear a helmet complying with Motor Vehicle Act Regulations standards.


Answer: The Town of Tantramar, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: By-Law No. 220 — Town of Sackville Backflow Prevention By-Law (posted on Tantramar site), verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 220 — Town of Sackville Backflow Prevention By-Law (posted on Tantramar site)

Summary: Regulates cross-connection control and backflow prevention in the former Sackville water system; hosted on Tantramar site as an in-force legacy by-law. Scanned PDF; adoption date not extractable.


Answer: In the Town of Tantramar, New Brunswick, licence required: True; who must license: Persons who own, lease or otherwise keep a taxicab for hire; persons who operate a taxicab.; fee: Owner: $150.00 for up to three vehicles per year, $300 for 4-6 vehicles per year, $450 for 7 or more vehicles per year; Operator: $40.00; renewal: Valid until the 31st day of January of the following year; application due November 30th. Source: By-Law No. 274 — Taxi-Cab By-Law, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 274 — Taxi-Cab By-Law

Summary: Regulates taxi-cab owners and operators within Tantramar (legacy Sackville bylaw); governs licensing and operation of taxi services.

Persons who own, lease or otherwise keep a taxicab for hire; persons who operate a taxicab.

Owner: $150.00 for up to three vehicles per year, $300 for 4-6 vehicles per year, $450 for 7 or more vehicles per year; Operator: $40.00

Valid until the 31st day of January of the following year; application due November 30th


Answer: Tantramar, New Brunswick has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-05.

By-Laws Index Page — Municipality of Tantramar

Summary: Official by-laws listing for the Municipality of Tantramar; mix of new Tantramar by-laws and legacy Sackville/Dorchester by-laws still in force. ~45 by-laws across paginated views.


Answer: The Town of Tantramar, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Tantramar Compassionate Giving Policy (2025-19), verified 2026-06-07.

Tantramar Compassionate Giving Policy (2025-19)

Summary: Governs discretionary compassionate giving by the Town of Tantramar in response to community needs. Policy 2025-19, approved September 8, 2025.


Answer: The Town of Tantramar, New Brunswick has 4 adopted policies on file: Ice Skating Protective Helmet Policy (2024-14); Memorials & Donations on Municipal Lands Policy (2025-20); TVMCC Banner Policy (2025-17); TVMCC Sign Rental Policy (2024-15), verified 2026-06-07.

Ice Skating Protective Helmet Policy (2024-14)

Summary: Requires CSA-approved protective helmets for ice skaters at the Tantramar Veterans' Memorial Civic Centre. Policy 2024-14, effective July 9, 2024.

Memorials & Donations on Municipal Lands Policy (2025-20)

Summary: Governs placement of memorials and acceptance of donations on municipal lands in Tantramar. Policy 2025-20, effective November 12, 2025.

TVMCC Banner Policy (2025-17)

Summary: Governs banner display at the Tantramar Veterans' Memorial Civic Centre. Policy 2025-17, approved July 8, 2025.

TVMCC Sign Rental Policy (2024-15)

Summary: Governs rental of the TVMCC (Tantramar Veterans' Memorial Civic Centre) sign for community announcements. Policy 2024-15, approved July 9, 2024.


Answer: The Town of Tantramar, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Hazardous Weather Policy (2023-06), verified 2026-06-07.

Hazardous Weather Policy (2023-06)

Summary: Governs Town of Tantramar operations and closures during hazardous weather. Policy 2023-06, effective October 10, 2023.


Answer: The Town of Tantramar, New Brunswick has 5 adopted policies on file: Health and Fitness Allowance Policy (2023-03); Occupational Health and Safety Policy (2024-09); Responsibility for Town Owned Vehicles (2023-07); Safety Orientation Policy (2023-05); Tantramar Substance Use Policy (2024-13), verified 2026-06-07.

Health and Fitness Allowance Policy (2023-03)

Summary: Governs health and fitness allowances for Town of Tantramar employees. Policy 2023-03, effective March 14, 2023.

Occupational Health and Safety Policy (2024-09)

Summary: Governs occupational health and safety obligations for the Town of Tantramar. Policy 2024-09, effective March 12, 2024.

Responsibility for Town Owned Vehicles (2023-07)

Summary: Governs responsibilities for use and care of town-owned vehicles in Tantramar. Policy 2023-07, approved December 12, 2023.

Safety Orientation Policy (2023-05)

Summary: Governs workplace safety orientation for new employees of the Town of Tantramar. Policy 2023-05, approved October 10, 2023.

Tantramar Substance Use Policy (2024-13)

Summary: Governs substance use in the workplace and during town-related activities for Tantramar employees. Policy 2024-13, approved June 11, 2024.


Answer: The Town of Tantramar, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Tantramar Confidentiality Policy (2024-11), verified 2026-06-07.

Tantramar Confidentiality Policy (2024-11)

Summary: Governs protection and handling of confidential information by Town of Tantramar employees and council. Policy 2024-11, approved July 9, 2024.


Answer: The Town of Tantramar, New Brunswick has 2 adopted policies on file: Tantramar Flag Policy (2025-18); Tantramar Pole & Street Banner Policy (2025-16), verified 2026-06-07.

Tantramar Flag Policy (2025-18)

Summary: Flag protocol policy governing flags flown on municipal property in Tantramar. Policy 2025-18, effective September 8, 2025.

Tantramar Pole & Street Banner Policy (2025-16)

Summary: Governs installation and use of banners on municipal poles and streets in Tantramar. Policy 2025-16, approved July 8, 2025.


Answer: The Town of Tantramar, New Brunswick has 2 adopted policies on file: Tantramar Conflict of Interest Policy (2024-12); Workplace Harassment and Violence Policy (2024-10), verified 2026-06-07.

Tantramar Conflict of Interest Policy (2024-12)

Summary: Governs conflict of interest obligations for Town of Tantramar council members and employees. Policy 2024-12, effective June 11, 2024.

Workplace Harassment and Violence Policy (2024-10)

Summary: Governs prevention and response to workplace harassment and violence for Town of Tantramar employees. Policy 2024-10, approved March 12, 2024.


Answer: The Town of Tantramar, New Brunswick has 2 adopted policies on file: Tantramar Purchase and Use of Bottled Water (2025-21); Tantramar Reducing Plastic Waste Associated with Municipal Meetings and Events (2025-22), verified 2026-06-07.

Tantramar Purchase and Use of Bottled Water (2025-21)

Summary: Governs municipal purchase and use of bottled water in Tantramar facilities and operations. Policy 2025-21, approved November 12, 2025.

Tantramar Reducing Plastic Waste Associated with Municipal Meetings and Events (2025-22)

Summary: Governs reduction of single-use plastic waste at Town of Tantramar meetings and events. Policy 2025-22, effective November 12, 2025.

Tantramar Policies Index

Summary: Official index page listing all adopted policies for the Town of Tantramar NB, with numbered policy documents and approval dates in filenames.


Answer: Tantramar, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: In the Village of Three Rivers, New Brunswick, exemptions: Fireworks/explosives with prior village council permission; amplified sound with prior village council permission; fines: $50-$500. Source: By-Law No. 42 — Noise By-Law (Ward 2, Village of Petitcodiac predecessor), verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 42 — Noise By-Law (Ward 2, Village of Petitcodiac predecessor)

Summary: Village of Petitcodiac by-law relating to the prevention of excessive noises (text body also cites itself as No. 45). Carried forward by Three Rivers. Adoption date not stated in document.

Fireworks/explosives with prior village council permission; amplified sound with prior village council permission

s. 3(5); s. 4(2) — "unless by prior permission of the village council"

s. 5 — "not less than FIFTY DOLLARS ($50) and not more than FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS ($500)"


Answer: In the Village of Three Rivers, New Brunswick, permit required: False; allowed conditions: Burning allowed in acceptable outdoor burning appliance, on private land, for recreational or personal use only, with adult supervision and firefighting means nearby.; fines: $50 for the first offence and $200 for each subsequent offence; minimum $240 for s.2(e) violations. Source: By-Law No. 62 — Burning By-Law (Ward 2, Village of Petitcodiac predecessor), verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 62 — Burning By-Law (Ward 2, Village of Petitcodiac predecessor)

Summary: Village of Petitcodiac by-law on prevention and extinguishment of fires / open-air burning (repealed earlier By-law 48). Listed on the current Three Rivers by-laws page; still in force.

Burning allowed in acceptable outdoor burning appliance, on private land, for recreational or personal use only, with adult supervision and firefighting means nearby.

$50 for the first offence and $200 for each subsequent offence; minimum $240 for s.2(e) violations

s. 2(c) "only be lit for the sole purpose of recreational or personal use"


Answer: The Village of Three Rivers, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: By-Law No. 2023-05 — Building By-Law, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 2023-05 — Building By-Law

Summary: Community of Three Rivers building by-law governing construction and development under the Building Code Administration Act and Community Planning Act. Adoption date not stated in document; year is 2023.

Rural Plan By-Law 2026-09 — Community of Three Rivers (pending)

Summary: Draft rural plan consolidating former Petitcodiac and Westmorland-Albert rural plans. First/second reading Feb 18 2026; viewable via Plan360 (Registry No. 47159596). Not yet adopted.


Answer: In the Village of Three Rivers, New Brunswick, standards: Prohibits ashes, junk, rubbish, refuse, production residue accumulations, derelict vehicles/machinery, dilapidated buildings, and vacant or structurally unsound buildings posing a public safety hazard.; enforcement: Bylaw enforcement officer issues written notice; if non-compliant, municipality may clean, repair, or demolish at owner's cost, recoverable as a debt and lien on property.. Source: By-Law No. 2025-08 — A By-Law Relating to Dangerous or Unsightly Premises in the Community of Three Rivers, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 2025-08 — A By-Law Relating to Dangerous or Unsightly Premises in the Community of Three Rivers

Summary: Community of Three Rivers dangerous or unsightly premises by-law (No. 2025-08). Scanned/signed PDF; the final-passing date was not reliably extractable, year is 2025.

Prohibits ashes, junk, rubbish, refuse, production residue accumulations, derelict vehicles/machinery, dilapidated buildings, and vacant or structurally unsound buildings posing a public safety hazard.

Bylaw enforcement officer issues written notice; if non-compliant, municipality may clean, repair, or demolish at owner's cost, recoverable as a debt and lien on property.


Answer: Three Rivers, New Brunswick has no atvs & snowmobiles bylaw on record as of 2026-06-05.

Proposed By-Law 2023-06 — ATV By-Law (Revised, pending)

Summary: Proposed ATV by-law to allow ATVs on named streets in Petitcodiac. Awaiting reading/provincial approval; not yet adopted.


Answer: The Village of Three Rivers, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: By-Law No. 51 — Sewerage By-Law (Ward 2, Village of Petitcodiac predecessor), verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 51 — Sewerage By-Law (Ward 2, Village of Petitcodiac predecessor)

Summary: Village of Petitcodiac sewerage utility by-law governing connection and use of the public sewer system; still listed on the Three Rivers by-laws page. Served as .doc.


Answer: In the Village of Three Rivers, New Brunswick, collection schedule: weekly and by-weekly regular pickup for residential Recyclables, Organics and Garbage; sorting required: True; container or bag limit: Bags max 20 kilograms (44 pounds); Organics receptacle max 15 kilograms (33 pounds); accepted or banned: Banned: Hazardous waste, ashes, construction debris, limbs >1 inch. Accepted: Organics, Recyclables, Garbage per Schedules A-C.. Source: By-Law No. 63 — A By-Law Relating to The Collection and Disposal of Waste In The Village Of Petitcodiac (Ward 2), verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 63 — A By-Law Relating to The Collection and Disposal of Waste In The Village Of Petitcodiac (Ward 2)

Summary: Three-stream (organics, recyclables, garbage) curbside collection bylaw for Ward 2 (Petitcodiac). Sets collection schedules, bag/cart types, bulky item rules, hazardous and non-collectable waste definitions, and special collection provisions for residential dwellings.

weekly and by-weekly regular pickup for residential Recyclables, Organics and Garbage

Bags max 20 kilograms (44 pounds); Organics receptacle max 15 kilograms (33 pounds)

Banned: Hazardous waste, ashes, construction debris, limbs >1 inch. Accepted: Organics, Recyclables, Garbage per Schedules A-C.


Answer: Three Rivers, New Brunswick has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-05.

By-Laws Index — Community of Three Rivers

Summary: Official by-laws listing for the Community of Three Rivers (2023 amalgamation). Lists Building and Dangerous/Unsightly by-laws plus carried-forward Ward 2 (Petitcodiac) noise, burning and sewer by-laws.

Pending By-Laws page — Community of Three Rivers

Summary: Lists by-laws under consideration, including the proposed ATV by-law and Rural Plan By-law 2026-09.


Answer: The Village of Three Rivers, New Brunswick has 2 adopted policies on file: Community of Three Rivers Incentive Program Multi-Unit Development (2024); Community of Three Rivers Incentive Program for Residential Driveway Culverts (2024), verified 2026-06-07.

Community of Three Rivers Incentive Program Multi-Unit Development (2024)

Summary: Housing Development Incentive Program offering tax-increment grants for multiple-unit residential developments in the Community of Three Rivers. Document is dated 2024; no full council-adoption date stated in or with the document.

Community of Three Rivers Incentive Program for Residential Driveway Culverts (2024)

Summary: Municipal incentive program for residential driveway culvert installations in the Community of Three Rivers (Ward 2 / former Village of Petitcodiac). Document states the program was made by a motion of Council on September 18, 2024.

Incentive Programs — Community of Three Rivers

Summary: Index page listing the two council-adopted incentive policies (driveway culvert and multi-unit housing) for the Community of Three Rivers.


Answer: Three Rivers, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: In the Village of Tobique Valley, New Brunswick, licence required: True; licence fee: $250.00 (Dangerous Dog only); leash rule: Dogs running at large is prohibited; dangerous dogs must be on leash no longer than one meter under control of person 18+.; fines: $50–$100. Source: By-Law 2025-07 — Control of Animals in the District of Tobique Valley, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law 2025-07 — Control of Animals in the District of Tobique Valley

Summary: District of Tobique Valley animal-control by-law; covers dog/animal regulation and acceptable pet species (Schedule B); replaces By-Law 5A-3. First/second reading 20 Jan 2025; enacted 18 Feb 2025.

Dogs running at large is prohibited; dangerous dogs must be on leash no longer than one meter under control of person 18+.

Schedule "A" — Dangerous Dog License - $250.00

Schedule "A" — fines range $50 (unvaccinated dog) to $100 (harass/untie/entice)


Answer: Tobique Valley, New Brunswick has no zoning & land use bylaw on record as of 2026-06-05.

Plaster Rock Rural Plan (By-Law 20A) — Western Valley RSC

Summary: Operative rural plan/zoning document for the Plaster Rock area (now part of Tobique Valley), hosted by the Western Valley Regional Service Commission; current plan for the district per RSC12.

Proposed By-Law 20A-11 — Rural Plan Amendment (proposed)

Summary: Proposed amendment to the existing Rural Plan (20A) for the Plaster Rock area. Listed as 'Proposed'; the underlying Rural Plan 20A remains in force.


Answer: The Village of Tobique Valley, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: By-Law 2024-06 — A By-Law Respecting Dangerous or Unsightly Premises, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law 2024-06 — A By-Law Respecting Dangerous or Unsightly Premises

Summary: District of Tobique Valley dangerous or unsightly premises by-law; replaces former Village of Plaster Rock By-Law 41. First/second reading 15 Jul 2024; enacted 12 Aug 2024.


Answer: Tobique Valley, New Brunswick has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-05.

By-Law 2023-04 — Existing By-Laws for the Communities Forming District of Tobique Valley

Summary: By-law adopting/continuing predecessor community by-laws under the newly formed District of Tobique Valley (2023). Scanned PDF; specific carried-forward by-laws not text-extractable.

By-Laws Index — District of Tobique Valley

Summary: Official by-laws listing for the District of Tobique Valley. Lists administrative, animal-control and unsightly-premises by-laws plus a proposed rural-plan amendment.


Answer: The Village of Tobique Valley, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Flying and Displaying Flags in New Brunswick (adopted by DTV), verified 2026-06-07.

Flying and Displaying Flags in New Brunswick (adopted by DTV)

Summary: District of Tobique Valley cover letter (on DTV letterhead) states the Municipal Council adopted the Province of New Brunswick's 'Flying and Displaying Flags in New Brunswick' policy as the District's official flag policy, effective the 15th day of September, 2025.


Answer: The Village of Tobique Valley, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: District of Tobique Valley Municipal Emergency Response Plan (Updated May 2024), verified 2026-06-07.

District of Tobique Valley Municipal Emergency Response Plan (Updated May 2024)

Summary: District of Tobique Valley Municipal Emergency Response Plan (Basic Plan + Individual Plans), prepared with the Provincial EMO and carrying 'Approved by EMO Committee' and 'Approved by Council' signature blocks. Cover states 'Updated May 2024'; no full council-adoption date printed.


Answer: Tobique Valley, New Brunswick has no other policies & plans policy on record as of 2026-06-07.

DTV Operational Plan (2025 — Final)

Summary: District of Tobique Valley strategic/operational plan organized around economic development, community services, tourism & recreation and engagement. Marked 'Final' but contains no council-adoption statement or date; kept as a dead-lead pending confirmation of formal adoption.

District of Tobique Valley — By-Laws and Policies index

Summary: Combined by-laws and policies listing page for the District of Tobique Valley; under a 'Policies' heading it lists the adopted provincial Flags policy and the Emergency Measures Plan (the latter a by-law).


Answer: Tobique Valley, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: In the Regional municipality of Tracadie, New Brunswick, construction hours: 7 h à 23 h du lundi au samedi; 9 h à 23 h le dimanche (urgences exemptées); exemptions: Municipal agents, emergency vehicles, public transit, alarms <20 min, snow removal, municipal/authorized events, religious bells, agricultural equipment within hours; fines: Particuliers : 150 $–750 $; personnes morales : 300 $–1 500 $. Source: Arrêté 021-00-2018 — Arrêté sur les nuisances sonores, verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté 021-00-2018 — Arrêté sur les nuisances sonores

Summary: Regulates noise nuisances in the Municipalité régionale de Tracadie. Scanned PDF; adoption date not extractable.

7 h à 23 h du lundi au samedi; 9 h à 23 h le dimanche (urgences exemptées)

Municipal agents, emergency vehicles, public transit, alarms <20 min, snow removal, municipal/authorized events, religious bells, agricultural equipment within hours

Particuliers : 150 $–750 $; personnes morales : 300 $–1 500 $


Answer: In the Regional municipality of Tracadie, New Brunswick, licence required: True; licence fee: 15 $ (non castré) / 10 $ (castré) / 100 $ (dangereux) avant le 31 mars; 30 $ / 20 $ / 150 $ après le 31 mars; leash rule: Dogs prohibited from running at large; on public property must be on leash or with owner/guardian.; max animals: Maximum 3 chiens ou 5 animaux domestiques âgés de plus de 20 semaines par logement, sauf chenil ou chatterie.. Source: Arrêté 163 — La garde et le contrôle des animaux de compagnie (modifié par Arrêté 199), verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté 163 — La garde et le contrôle des animaux de compagnie (modifié par Arrêté 199)

Summary: Governs keeping and control of pets/dogs; adopted by the former Ville/Grand Tracadie-Sheila council (3rd reading 14 Sep 2009), amended by Arrêté 199. Still in force under regional municipality.

15 $ (non castré) / 10 $ (castré) / 100 $ (dangereux) avant le 31 mars; 30 $ / 20 $ / 150 $ après le 31 mars

Dogs prohibited from running at large; on public property must be on leash or with owner/guardian.

Maximum 3 chiens ou 5 animaux domestiques âgés de plus de 20 semaines par logement, sauf chenil ou chatterie.

infraction de la Classe C (Loi sur les procédures applicables aux infractions provinciales, L.N.-B. 1987, c. P-22.1)

s. 21; s. 22(c) — «sans être tenu en laisse ou être en compagnie»

s. 39 — «plus de trois chiens ou cinq animaux domestiques»


Answer: The Regional municipality of Tracadie, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Arrêté 016-00-2017 — Arrêté de lotissement (Subdivision), verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté 016-00-2017 — Arrêté de lotissement (Subdivision)

Summary: Municipal subdivision by-law governing division of land parcels and lot-creation standards within the Municipalité régionale de Tracadie. Scanned PDF; adoption date not extractable.


Answer: The Regional municipality of Tracadie, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Arrêté 004-00-2014 — Lieux dangereux ou inesthétiques, verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté 004-00-2014 — Lieux dangereux ou inesthétiques

Summary: Regulates dangerous or unsightly premises (property maintenance, junk, hazards). Adopted by the Grand Tracadie-Sheila council (3rd reading 28 Jul 2014); replaces former Ville de Tracadie-Sheila Arrêté 157.


Answer: In the Regional municipality of Tracadie, New Brunswick, where allowed: Permitted on rue des Affaires, rue de l'Avenir, rues les Jeunes, Alcide, parts of rues Brideau, Célina, rues du Moulin, Snowball, part of boulevard Dr Victor LeBlanc, and crossing rue Principale toward/from rue Snowball; max 40 km/h. Prohibited on other designated streets unless listed as managed ATV trails.; helmet or age rules: Driver and passengers must wear a helmet conforming to standards prescribed under the Motor Vehicle Act regulations. Driver must hold a valid NB federated ATV club membership permit (vignette) displayed on vehicle, valid registration, valid insurance, and visible licence plate with valid sticker.. Source: Arrêté 027-00-2019 — Accès aux véhicules tout-terrain sur les routes municipales, verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté 027-00-2019 — Accès aux véhicules tout-terrain sur les routes municipales

Summary: Designates permitted off-road-vehicle routes on municipal roads in the Municipalité régionale de Tracadie. First/second reading 8 Apr 2019; 3rd reading/adoption 18 Dec 2019.

Permitted on rue des Affaires, rue de l'Avenir, rues les Jeunes, Alcide, parts of rues Brideau, Célina, rues du Moulin, Snowball, part of boulevard Dr Victor LeBlanc, and crossing rue Principale toward/from rue Snowball; max 40 km/h. Prohibited on other designated streets unless listed as managed ATV trails.

Driver and passengers must wear a helmet conforming to standards prescribed under the Motor Vehicle Act regulations. Driver must hold a valid NB federated ATV club membership permit (vignette) displayed on vehicle, valid registration, valid insurance, and visible licence plate with valid sticker.


Answer: The Regional municipality of Tracadie, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Arrêté 024-00-2018 — Arrêté modifiant l'arrêté régissant les eaux et égouts, verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté 024-00-2018 — Arrêté modifiant l'arrêté régissant les eaux et égouts

Summary: Amendment to the water and sewer services by-law governing connection, use and rates for the municipal water/sewer system. Scanned PDF; adoption date not extractable.


Answer: The Regional municipality of Tracadie, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Arrêté 026-00-2019 concernant les colporteurs, les marchands ambulants, les cuisines de rue et les ventes-débarras, verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté 026-00-2019 concernant les colporteurs, les marchands ambulants, les cuisines de rue et les ventes-débarras

Summary: Regulates peddlers, street vendors, mobile food (food trucks), and garage-sale vendors within the Regional Municipality of Tracadie. At least two amending bylaws on file (026-01-2019, 026-02-2019).


Answer: The Regional municipality of Tracadie, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Arrêté 031-00-2019 — Arrêté interdisant les pesticides domestiques, verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté 031-00-2019 — Arrêté interdisant les pesticides domestiques

Summary: Prohibits use of domestic pesticides within the Municipalité régionale de Tracadie. Companion application form available separately. Adoption date not extractable from document.

Politiques et arrêtés — index des arrêtés municipaux

Summary: Official index page listing the adopted arrêtés and policies of the Municipalité régionale de Tracadie, with PDF links for each by-law.


Answer: The Regional municipality of Tracadie, New Brunswick has 2 adopted policies on file: Modification à la politique sur les appels d'offres et les achats (PA2023-035-01); Politique sur les appels d'offres et les achats (PA2023-035), verified 2026-06-07.

Modification à la politique sur les appels d'offres et les achats (PA2023-035-01)

Summary: Amendment to the procurement and purchasing policy PA2023-035. Updates specific provisions of the original tendering and purchasing rules.

Politique sur les appels d'offres et les achats (PA2023-035)

Summary: Procurement and purchasing policy establishing tendering thresholds, competitive bid requirements, and purchasing procedures for municipal contracts and acquisitions.


Answer: The Regional municipality of Tracadie, New Brunswick has 7 adopted policies on file: Politique d'aide financière pour l'achat d'un bac roulant pour la collecte des déchets solides (PA2026-057); Politique d'assistance financière pour des activités sportives (PA2023-030); Politique subventions au développement économique (PA2023-034); Politique sur le logement — Fonds de démarrage pour les OBNL (PA2025-053); Politique sur le logement — Réduction des coûts de démarrage de projets immobiliers résidentiels (PA2025-054); Politique sur le logement — Subvention du prix d'achat du terrain pour les OBNL (PA2025-052); Politique sur les dons, les aides financières et les commandites (PA2024-042), verified 2026-06-07.

Politique d'aide financière pour l'achat d'un bac roulant pour la collecte des déchets solides (PA2026-057)

Summary: Financial aid policy for residents to purchase a rolling waste bin for solid waste collection. Provides a subsidy to eligible households acquiring the required waste container.

Politique d'assistance financière pour des activités sportives (PA2023-030)

Summary: Financial assistance policy for sports activities. Defines eligibility criteria and grant amounts available to residents or organizations seeking municipal support for sports participation.

Politique subventions au développement économique (PA2023-034)

Summary: Grant policy for economic development subsidies. Defines eligibility criteria, application process, and funding amounts available to businesses or organizations seeking municipal economic development support.

Politique sur le logement — Fonds de démarrage pour les OBNL (PA2025-053)

Summary: Start-up fund policy for non-profit housing organizations. Grants seed funding to OBNL groups launching new affordable housing projects in the municipality.

Politique sur le logement — Réduction des coûts de démarrage de projets immobiliers résidentiels (PA2025-054)

Summary: Policy to reduce start-up costs for residential real estate development projects. Lowers municipal fees or charges to encourage new housing construction.

Politique sur le logement — Subvention du prix d'achat du terrain pour les OBNL (PA2025-052)

Summary: Land purchase subsidy policy for non-profit organizations (OBNL). Provides municipal land price reductions to non-profits developing affordable housing in Tracadie.

Politique sur les dons, les aides financières et les commandites (PA2024-042)

Summary: Donations, financial aid and sponsorship policy effective January 1, 2025. Governs how the municipality grants financial support to community organizations, events, and individuals.


Answer: The Regional municipality of Tracadie, New Brunswick has 2 adopted policies on file: Politique de remboursement Piscine S.A. Dionne (PA2023-036); Politique sur les prêts d'équipements (PA2023-033), verified 2026-06-07.

Politique de remboursement Piscine S.A. Dionne (PA2023-036)

Summary: Reimbursement policy for the S.A. Dionne pool. Sets conditions under which pool users may receive refunds for cancelled or inaccessible swim sessions.

Politique sur les prêts d'équipements (PA2023-033)

Summary: Equipment loan policy governing how municipal equipment may be borrowed by residents, organizations, or community groups. Sets eligibility, loan duration, deposit, and liability conditions.


Answer: The Regional municipality of Tracadie, New Brunswick has 7 adopted policies on file: Politique en matière de discipline pour les pompiers; Politique sur l'hospitalisation et les décès (PA2022-029); Politique sur la fermeture des bureaux municipaux (Politique 2017-012); Politique sur la retraite des employés (PA2023-031); Politique sur la vie active au travail (PA2024-038); Politique sur le harcèlement au travail (Politique 2017-010); Politique sur les allocations de déplacement (PA2024-040), verified 2026-06-07.

Politique en matière de discipline pour les pompiers

Summary: Discipline policy for firefighters in the Tracadie regional municipality fire service. Sets conduct and disciplinary standards for fire department personnel.

Politique sur l'hospitalisation et les décès (PA2022-029)

Summary: Policy governing municipal benefits or gestures related to employee hospitalization and bereavement. Sets out how the municipality responds when employees or council members face serious illness or death.

Politique sur la fermeture des bureaux municipaux (Politique 2017-012)

Summary: Policy governing when and how municipal offices close, including holidays, emergency closures, and related employee pay provisions.

Politique sur la retraite des employés (PA2023-031)

Summary: Employee retirement policy governing retirement recognition, benefits, and transition procedures for municipal employees leaving through retirement.

Politique sur la vie active au travail (PA2024-038)

Summary: Active workplace wellness policy promoting physical activity and healthy lifestyles among municipal employees. May include fitness allowances or flexible scheduling provisions.

Politique sur le harcèlement au travail (Politique 2017-010)

Summary: Workplace harassment policy defining prohibited conduct, complaint procedures, and employer obligations. Applies to all municipal employees and elected officials.

Politique sur les allocations de déplacement (PA2024-040)

Summary: Travel allowance policy for elected officials and municipal staff. Sets mileage rates, per diem amounts, and eligible expense categories for work-related travel.


Answer: The Regional municipality of Tracadie, New Brunswick has 2 adopted policies on file: Politique municipale sur la confidentialité et la divulgation des renseignements (PA2019-015); Politique sur la conservation des documents (PA2023-037), verified 2026-06-07.

Politique municipale sur la confidentialité et la divulgation des renseignements (PA2019-015)

Summary: Privacy and information disclosure policy. Governs how the municipality collects, stores, protects, and discloses personal and confidential information in compliance with applicable legislation.

Politique sur la conservation des documents (PA2023-037)

Summary: Records retention policy governing how long various categories of municipal documents must be kept, and procedures for secure disposal of records no longer required.


Answer: The Regional municipality of Tracadie, New Brunswick has 2 adopted policies on file: Politique linguistique (PA2023-032); Politique sur les communications (PA2021-021), verified 2026-06-07.

Politique linguistique (PA2023-032)

Summary: Language policy affirming the use of French as the primary language of the Tracadie regional municipality. Governs language of service delivery, communications, and official documents.

Politique sur les communications (PA2021-021)

Summary: Municipal communications policy governing official messaging, media relations, and public engagement. Establishes protocols for how the municipality communicates internally and with the public.


Answer: The Regional municipality of Tracadie, New Brunswick has 3 adopted policies on file: Politique sur l'utilisation des cartes de crédit (PA2019-019); Politique sur la disposition des biens excédentaires (PA2026-056); Politique sur la vente de terrains du parc commercial, verified 2026-06-07.

Politique sur l'utilisation des cartes de crédit (PA2019-019)

Summary: Credit card use policy for municipal staff and elected officials. Sets authorization levels, eligible expenses, documentation requirements, and controls over municipal credit card spending.

Politique sur la disposition des biens excédentaires (PA2026-056)

Summary: Surplus assets disposal policy governing how the municipality disposes of surplus municipal property. Sets processes for auction, sale, donation, or destruction of unneeded assets.

Politique sur la vente de terrains du parc commercial

Summary: Policy governing the sale of commercial park lots owned by the municipality. Defines terms, pricing, and conditions for transferring commercial land to private buyers.


Answer: The Regional municipality of Tracadie, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Politique sur la présence du conseil à des formations, congrès, réunions, banquets et autres activités similaires (PA2024-041), verified 2026-06-07.

Politique sur la présence du conseil à des formations, congrès, réunions, banquets et autres activités similaires (PA2024-041)

Summary: Policy governing council member attendance at training, congresses, meetings, banquets and similar events. Sets approval requirements and reimbursable expenses for elected officials.


Answer: The Regional municipality of Tracadie, New Brunswick has 12 adopted policies on file: Politique culturelle; Politique des Aînés; Politique du Patrimoine; Politique générale pour le service d'incendie (Politique 2017-008); Politique régionale des aînés; Politique sur la voirie (PA2022-027); Politique sur le logement — Inclusion par le développement résidentiel du logement pour les communautés vulnérables (PA2025-050); Politique sur le logement — Innover pour un avenir viable — Bonification de densité (PA2025-049); Politique sur le logement — Révolutionner la construction résidentielle — Les maisons préfabriquées (PA2025-051); Politique sur le logement — Transformer Tracadie — Des logements abordables et durables (PA2025-048); Politique sur les heures d'ouverture de l'Hôtel de Ville (PA2025-047); Stratégie sur le logement abordable (PA2024-039), verified 2026-06-07.

Politique culturelle

Summary: Cultural policy establishing the municipality's vision and commitments for supporting cultural activities, heritage, and arts programming in the Tracadie region.

Politique des Aînés

Summary: Seniors policy establishing the municipality's commitments to aging residents, including accessible services, social inclusion, and quality-of-life initiatives for the senior population.

Politique du Patrimoine

Summary: Heritage policy governing the identification, protection, and promotion of heritage sites and cultural patrimony within the Tracadie regional municipality.

Politique générale pour le service d'incendie (Politique 2017-008)

Summary: General fire service policy governing the mandate, structure, and operations of the municipal fire department. Sets out service delivery standards and firefighter responsibilities.

Politique régionale des aînés

Summary: Regional seniors policy outlining the municipality's commitments to the well-being, inclusion, and services available to older residents of the Tracadie region.

Politique sur la voirie (PA2022-027)

Summary: Road infrastructure policy governing municipal road maintenance, standards, and operations. Applies to roads within the Tracadie regional municipality jurisdiction.

Politique sur le logement — Inclusion par le développement résidentiel du logement pour les communautés vulnérables (PA2025-050)

Summary: Housing inclusion policy for vulnerable communities. Requires or incentivizes residential developers to include units accessible to low-income, seniors, or other vulnerable populations.

Politique sur le logement — Innover pour un avenir viable — Bonification de densité (PA2025-049)

Summary: Housing density bonus policy encouraging compact residential development. Offers density bonuses to developers meeting affordability or sustainability criteria.

Politique sur le logement — Révolutionner la construction résidentielle — Les maisons préfabriquées (PA2025-051)

Summary: Prefabricated homes policy to accelerate residential construction. Reduces barriers for modular/prefab housing to speed up housing supply growth in Tracadie.

Politique sur le logement — Transformer Tracadie — Des logements abordables et durables (PA2025-048)

Summary: Housing policy promoting affordable and sustainable housing development. Part of a multi-policy housing suite to transform Tracadie's residential supply.

Politique sur les heures d'ouverture de l'Hôtel de Ville (PA2025-047)

Summary: Policy establishing official operating hours for Tracadie municipal hall. Sets regular hours, holiday closures, and special hours for public access to municipal services.

Stratégie sur le logement abordable (PA2024-039)

Summary: Affordable housing strategy outlining goals and actions to increase affordable housing supply in Tracadie. Targets housing affordability through municipal land use and financial tools.

Politiques et arrêtés — page index

Summary: Index page listing all municipal policies (politiques) and bylaws (arrêtés) adopted by the Municipalité régionale de Tracadie. Policies are numbered in a PA-YYYY-NNN series.


Answer: Tracadie, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: In the Village of Tracy, New Brunswick, construction hours: 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. from Monday to Saturday, inclusive; exemptions: Village agents/contractors, emergency construction, emergency vehicles, snow removal, designated truck routes, Provincial Highway road construction; fines: $54 to $430. Source: By-Law No. 34-2022 — Village of Tracy Noise By-Law, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 34-2022 — Village of Tracy Noise By-Law

Summary: Village of Tracy noise control by-law (No. 34-2022). Scanned PDF; quiet hours and handwritten adoption date not reliably extractable.

7:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. from Monday to Saturday, inclusive

Village agents/contractors, emergency construction, emergency vehicles, snow removal, designated truck routes, Provincial Highway road construction


Answer: In the Village of Tracy, New Brunswick, licence required: True; licence fee: $10.00 yearly; $25.00 lifetime; $10.00 replacement tag; leash rule: Dogs must not run at large; in public places must be on leash 2 metres or less in length.; max animals: No more than three (3) dogs on one property unless licensed kennel. Source: By-Law No. 33-2022 — Village of Tracy Dog By-Law, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 33-2022 — Village of Tracy Dog By-Law

Summary: Village of Tracy dog by-law (No. 33-2022) requiring licensing and control of dogs; running-at-large and dangerous-dog provisions. Dog control contracted to NB SPCA. Scanned PDF; handwritten adoption date not reliably extractable.

$10.00 yearly; $25.00 lifetime; $10.00 replacement tag

Dogs must not run at large; in public places must be on leash 2 metres or less in length.

No more than three (3) dogs on one property unless licensed kennel

$50.00–$200.00 first offense; doubled for 2nd and each additional offense

Schedule A Fees and Fines — Dog Tag: 1 year License $10.00; Lifetime $25.00; Replacement Tag $10.00

"in a public place that is not secured by a leash which is 2 metres or less in length" (s. 1, def. "running at large" (d))

Schedule B — "No owner/occupant of a premise in the Village shall keep more than three (3) dogs on one property unless it is a kennel"

Schedule A Fees and Fines — 1st TIME Offense: $50.00–$200.00; "2ND time offense and each additional offense, the fines will be doubled (2X)"


Answer: The Village of Tracy, New Brunswick has 2 adopted bylaws on file: By-Law No. 32-2021 — A By-Law to Amend the Village of Tracy Rural Plan By-Law No. 29; Rural Plan By-Law No. 29 — Village of Tracy, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 32-2021 — A By-Law to Amend the Village of Tracy Rural Plan By-Law No. 29

Summary: Amendment (No. 32-2021) to the Tracy Rural Plan By-Law No. 29 under s.59 of the Community Planning Act. Scanned PDF; handwritten reading dates not reliably extractable.

Rural Plan By-Law No. 29 — Village of Tracy

Summary: Rural plan and zoning by-law (No. 29) for the Village of Tracy. Large scanned PDF. Planning services delivered via Capital Region Service Commission. Adoption date not extractable.


Answer: Tracy, New Brunswick has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-05.

By-Laws Index — Village of Tracy

Summary: Official by-laws listing for the Village of Tracy. Lists dog, noise, rural plan and rural-plan-amendment by-laws with PDF links.


Answer: Tracy, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: Upper Miramichi, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: In the Village of Valley Waters, New Brunswick, quiet hours: 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. daily; exemptions: Village contractors, emergency/snow removal vehicles, utility repair, sports fields 9 p.m.–midnight, authorized community events, agricultural/farm operations. Source: By-Law 24-15-01 — A By-Law Respecting Disturbance by Noise, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law 24-15-01 — A By-Law Respecting Disturbance by Noise

Summary: Valley Waters noise by-law repealing the former Village of Norton noise by-law 2003-16. Read first/second time May 7 2024, read third time and enacted June 4 2024 (confirmed by OCR of signature page).

Village contractors, emergency/snow removal vehicles, utility repair, sports fields 9 p.m.–midnight, authorized community events, agricultural/farm operations

"between the hours of 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. daily" (Qualification s. (a))


Answer: In the Village of Valley Waters, New Brunswick, licence required: True; leash rule: Animal must be leashed (max 1.2 m) in a public place; no exercising off own premises/enclosed park without a leash; not permitted at-large. Source: By-Law 23-07-01 — Animal Control By-Law, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law 23-07-01 — Animal Control By-Law

Summary: Adopted animal control by-law of the Village of Valley Waters under the Local Governance Act; regulates possession, harbouring and running-at-large of animals village-wide. Confirmed by OCR of the scanned PDF; third reading in 2023 (exact day illegible on scan).

Animal must be leashed (max 1.2 m) in a public place; no exercising off own premises/enclosed park without a leash; not permitted at-large

not secured by a leash having a maximum length of 1.2 meters


Answer: The Village of Valley Waters, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: By-Law 24-12-02 — Amended Subdivision By-Law, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law 24-12-02 — Amended Subdivision By-Law

Summary: Valley Waters subdivision by-law (amended) under the Community Planning Act; governs land subdivision standards and services. Confirmed by OCR; reading dates on signature page illegible on scan.

Village of Norton Planning Area Rural Plan (2017) — now Valley Waters

Summary: Registered Rural Plan for the former Village of Norton planning area, hosted by Kings RSC and still the land-use framework for the Valley Waters area pending a new plan. Predates the 2023 amalgamation; scanned PDF, content not text-extractable, source and title confirmed.


Answer: The Village of Valley Waters, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: By-Law 23-08-01 — Dangerous and Unsightly Premises, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law 23-08-01 — Dangerous and Unsightly Premises

Summary: Adopted Valley Waters by-law on dangerous and unsightly premises; repeals the former Village of Norton by-law 2003-13. Confirmed by OCR; third reading in 2023 (day illegible on scan).


Answer: The Village of Valley Waters, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: By-Law 24-10-01 — Snow Removal By-Law, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law 24-10-01 — Snow Removal By-Law

Summary: Adopted Valley Waters snow removal by-law (street/sidewalk snow clearing obligations). Listed on the official registry; PDF is a scanned image, content not text-extractable but title and source confirmed.

By-Law 25-17-01 — Emergency Planning By-Law

Summary: Valley Waters emergency planning/measures by-law. Listed on the official registry; scanned image PDF, title and source confirmed. Not a core target category.

By-Laws & Documents — Valley Waters (bylaws listing)

Summary: Official Valley Waters residents page listing the village's adopted by-laws (governance, animal control, unsightly premises, noise, snow removal, solid waste, subdivision, emergency, police protection) with PDF downloads. The /residents/by-laws/ subpage is a placeholder; the actual registry is on /residents/.

DRAFT Sign By-Law VW 26-18-01

Summary: Draft Sign By-law for the Village of Valley Waters (Feb 2026), text confirmed via PDF; enactment/reading date fields are blank — still a draft, not yet adopted. Replaces the earlier indexed draft sign by-law. Not recorded as a primary adopted document.


Answer: The Village of Valley Waters, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Valley Waters Community Strategic Plan 2023-2026, verified 2026-06-07.

Valley Waters Community Strategic Plan 2023-2026

Summary: Adopted community strategic plan covering 2023-2026. Sets mission, vision, values, strategic themes and key objectives. Cover page states 'Adopted October 2023' (no day given).

Valley Waters Municipal Flag Display Policy O-2025-07 (DRAFT)

Summary: Operations Policy #2025-07 on display of flags on municipal property. PDF is watermarked 'DRAFT' with a blank 'Original Approval Date' field, so not a confirmed adopted policy; kept as a dead lead.

Valley Waters Residents Page (documents index)

Summary: Official residents page for the Village of Valley Waters NB. Lists by-laws, the Community Strategic Plan 2023-2026, a Housing Needs Assessment, annual reports and the draft Municipal Flag Display Policy O-2025-07.


Answer: Valley Waters, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: In the Town of Vallée-des-Rivières, New Brunswick, licence required: True; licence fee: $20 for the life of the animal; $10 replacement fee for a lost tag; leash rule: Dogs must be on a leash of 2 metres or less and under owner control in public; no animal permitted running at large; fines: $250 for 1st offence; $500 for 2nd offence; $1,000 for 3rd and each subsequent offence; court fine not to exceed maximum under Category D offence (Provincial Offences Procedures Act). Source: Arrêté 08-2023-VDR — Contrôle des animaux (Animal Control), verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté 08-2023-VDR — Contrôle des animaux (Animal Control)

Summary: Bilingual animal control by-law for the Town of Vallée-des-Rivières; repeals St-Léonard by-law 26-2013-E. First/second reading 19 July 2023, third reading and enactment 16 August 2023 (confirmed by OCR of signature page).

$20 for the life of the animal; $10 replacement fee for a lost tag

Dogs must be on a leash of 2 metres or less and under owner control in public; no animal permitted running at large

$250 for 1st offence; $500 for 2nd offence; $1,000 for 3rd and each subsequent offence; court fine not to exceed maximum under Category D offence (Provincial Offences Procedures Act)


Answer: In the Town of Vallée-des-Rivières, New Brunswick, permit required: True; permit issuer: Department of Natural Resources and Energy Development; allowed conditions: Category 1 fires not prohibited by NB Forest Fire Watch; in former LSDs, open fires with provincial permit; in former municipal limits, outdoor fireplace only.; fines: $140–$2,100 (offence); $1,500 administrative penalty during burn ban. Source: Arrêté 10-2025-VDR — Feux extérieurs (Outdoor/Open Fires), verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté 10-2025-VDR — Feux extérieurs (Outdoor/Open Fires)

Summary: Outdoor/open fires by-law for Vallée-des-Rivières. First/second reading 15 October 2025, third reading and enactment 19 November 2025 (confirmed by OCR of the bilingual signature page).

Category 1 fires not prohibited by NB Forest Fire Watch; in former LSDs, open fires with provincial permit; in former municipal limits, outdoor fireplace only.

$140–$2,100 (offence); $1,500 administrative penalty during burn ban

s. 4(6): "a burning permit must be obtained from the Department of Natural Resources"

s. 4(6): "obtained from the Department of Natural Resources and Energy Development"

s. 8(1): "minimum of one hundred and forty dollars ($140) and a maximum fine of two thousand one hundred dollars ($2,100)"; s. 9(2): "administrative penalty of $1,500"


Answer: The Town of Vallée-des-Rivières, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Arrêté 14-2026-VDR — Plan municipal (Municipal Plan), verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté 14-2026-VDR — Plan municipal (Municipal Plan)

Summary: Municipal Plan (plan municipal) for Vallée-des-Rivières — the land-use/zoning policy framework. OCR confirms VDR jurisdiction; reading dates are handwritten and illegible on the scan, so adopted_date is null (cover bears 'November 2025').


Answer: The Town of Vallée-des-Rivières, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Arrêté 06-2024-VDR — Lieux dangereux ou inesthétiques (Dangerous or Unsightly Premises), verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté 06-2024-VDR — Lieux dangereux ou inesthétiques (Dangerous or Unsightly Premises)

Summary: Adopted by-law of Vallée-des-Rivières on dangerous or unsightly premises; repeals predecessor by-laws of St-Léonard and Ste-Anne-de-Madawaska (2012). OCR confirms VDR jurisdiction and subject; reading dates on the scanned form are blank/illegible so adopted_date is null.


Answer: In the Town of Vallée-des-Rivières, New Brunswick, connection mandatory: True; billing basis: flat or metered. Source: Arrêté 12-2025-VDR — Service d'eau et d'égouts (Water and Sewer Service), verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté 12-2025-VDR — Service d'eau et d'égouts (Water and Sewer Service)

Summary: Water and sewer service by-law for Vallée-des-Rivières. First/second reading 19 November 2025, third reading and adoption 17 December 2025 (confirmed by OCR of signature page).

s. 4.3 — "shall install within 6 months being connections"

s. 8.11 — "determined by a fixed rate or by a meter"


Answer: In the Town of Vallée-des-Rivières, New Brunswick, collection schedule: Regular garbage collection once per week; occupants notified by public notice of scheduled day; sorting required: True; container or bag limit: Maximum 1 container per dwelling unit per collection day; maximum 3 containers per business per collection day; 1 container per 2 units in an apartment (excluding duplexes and row houses); accepted or banned: Non-collectible (must be taken to regional landfill at owner's expense): appliances, construction waste, plumbing/heating equipment, hot ashes, stones, trees, automobiles, dangerous/explosive/radioactive materials, pesticides, animal carcasses, biomedical products. Source: Arrêté 07-2023-STL/VDR — Collecte et élimination des ordures (Garbage Collection and Disposal), verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté 07-2023-STL/VDR — Collecte et élimination des ordures (Garbage Collection and Disposal)

Summary: Garbage collection and disposal by-law (No 07-2023, STL/VDR). OCR confirms VDR jurisdiction; first reading 19 April 2023, second reading 17 May 2023, third reading date blank on the scanned signature page so adopted_date is null. Non-core category.

Regular garbage collection once per week; occupants notified by public notice of scheduled day

Maximum 1 container per dwelling unit per collection day; maximum 3 containers per business per collection day; 1 container per 2 units in an apartment (excluding duplexes and row houses)

Non-collectible (must be taken to regional landfill at owner's expense): appliances, construction waste, plumbing/heating equipment, hot ashes, stones, trees, automobiles, dangerous/explosive/radioactive materials, pesticides, animal carcasses, biomedical products


Answer: Vallée-des-Rivières, New Brunswick has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-05.

Arrêtés et politiques — Bylaws Index Page (vdrnb.com)

Summary: Official arrêtés/politiques index for Vallée-des-Rivières. By-laws (arrêtés) carry the -VDR/-STL suffix; -A/-E/-GF/-GS entries are administrative policies (out of scope here). Confirmed accessible (HTTP 200).


Answer: The Town of Vallée-des-Rivières, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Politique 01-2023-A — Approvisionnement (Procurement), verified 2026-06-07.

Politique 01-2023-A — Approvisionnement (Procurement)

Summary: Procurement/purchasing policy for Vallée-des-Rivières governing how the municipality acquires goods and services. Scanned PDF; image-only content.


Answer: The Town of Vallée-des-Rivières, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Politique 02-2023-A — Demande de dons (Donation Requests), verified 2026-06-07.

Politique 02-2023-A — Demande de dons (Donation Requests)

Summary: Policy governing donation and sponsorship requests made to the municipality, setting criteria and procedures for evaluating and approving community donation applications.


Answer: The Town of Vallée-des-Rivières, New Brunswick has 3 adopted policies on file: Politique 07-2025-A — Location de salle (Hall Rental); Politique 08-2025-A — Salle de conditionnement physique Gérald R. Martin (Fitness Centre Regulations); Politique 11-2025-A-M1 — Tarification secteur sports et loisir (Sports and Leisure Pricing), verified 2026-06-07.

Politique 07-2025-A — Location de salle (Hall Rental)

Summary: Policy governing the rental of municipal hall facilities, including rates, booking procedures, and conditions of use for community groups and private events.

Politique 08-2025-A — Salle de conditionnement physique Gérald R. Martin (Fitness Centre Regulations)

Summary: Rules and regulations for the Gérald R. Martin municipal fitness centre, covering membership, conduct, hours, and use conditions.

Politique 11-2025-A-M1 — Tarification secteur sports et loisir (Sports and Leisure Pricing)

Summary: Fee schedule and pricing policy for municipal sports and leisure programs and facilities, setting rates for various user categories.


Answer: The Town of Vallée-des-Rivières, New Brunswick has 3 adopted policies on file: Politique 04-2023-E — Fermeture de bureau (Office Closure); Politique 10-2025-A — Hospitalisation, décès et reconnaissances (Hospitalization, Death and Recognition); Politique 13-2025-A — Harcèlement en milieu de travail (Workplace Harassment), verified 2026-06-07.

Politique 04-2023-E — Fermeture de bureau (Office Closure)

Summary: Policy setting conditions and procedures for closing municipal offices, including during inclement weather or emergencies.

Politique 10-2025-A — Hospitalisation, décès et reconnaissances (Hospitalization, Death and Recognition)

Summary: Policy governing municipal recognition protocols for staff and elected officials in cases of hospitalization, bereavement, or other significant life events.

Politique 13-2025-A — Harcèlement en milieu de travail (Workplace Harassment)

Summary: Policy prohibiting and addressing workplace harassment for municipal employees, establishing definitions, reporting procedures, and disciplinary measures.


Answer: The Town of Vallée-des-Rivières, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Politique 03-2023-E — Médias sociaux (Social Media), verified 2026-06-07.

Politique 03-2023-E — Médias sociaux (Social Media)

Summary: Social media policy governing the municipality's use of social media platforms for communications and public engagement.


Answer: The Town of Vallée-des-Rivières, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Politique 05-2023-A — Facturation des services d'incendie et de sauvetage (Fire and Rescue Billing), verified 2026-06-07.

Politique 05-2023-A — Facturation des services d'incendie et de sauvetage (Fire and Rescue Billing)

Summary: Policy governing billing for fire and rescue services, establishing rates and conditions under which costs are recovered from property owners or insurers.


Answer: The Town of Vallée-des-Rivières, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Politique 12-2025-A — Tenue des réunions publiques (Public Meeting Procedures), verified 2026-06-07.

Politique 12-2025-A — Tenue des réunions publiques (Public Meeting Procedures)

Summary: Policy governing the conduct and procedures for public meetings held by the municipality, covering agenda, participation rules, and decorum.


Answer: The Town of Vallée-des-Rivières, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Politique 06-2023-A — Programme de restauration des rues (Street Restoration Program), verified 2026-06-07.

Politique 06-2023-A — Programme de restauration des rues (Street Restoration Program)

Summary: Policy for the municipal street restoration program, governing how and when streets are repaired or resurfaced after utility work or damage.

Arrêtés et politiques — index page

Summary: Official index page for Vallée-des-Rivières listing all adopted arrêtés (bylaws) and politiques (policies) with direct PDF links. Hosted on the municipality's own domain vdrnb.com.


Answer: Vallée-des-Rivières, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: The Town of Woodstock, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Zoning By-Law No. Z-501 (Consolidated to February 27, 2024), verified 2026-06-05.

Zoning By-Law No. Z-501 (Consolidated to February 27, 2024)

Summary: Town of Woodstock comprehensive zoning by-law; divides the town into zones and regulates permitted uses, accessory structures and development standards. Text-extractable PDF; titled 'Consolidated Version with Amendments to February 27, 2024' (consolidation date). Hosted by Western Valley RSC.

Municipal Plan By-Law No. Z-500 (Consolidated to February 27, 2024)

Summary: Town of Woodstock Municipal Plan By-Law Z-500 (replaces Z-300 of 2008); sets land-use policy and future land-use map. Read third time and enacted 8 June 2020; consolidated with amendments to 27 February 2024 (both dates confirmed in the document text).

Western Valley RSC — Woodstock Planning documents index

Summary: Western Valley Regional Service Commission page listing Woodstock's Municipal Plan (Z-500), Zoning By-Law (Z-501) and future land-use/zoning maps. Confirmed it lists Woodstock; planning/building services transferred to this RSC.


Answer: In the Town of Woodstock, New Brunswick, connection mandatory: True; billing basis: flat (residential, annual tiers); metered (commercial/industrial water and sewer). Source: By-Law No. 160.2 — A By-Law Regulating the Use of the Water and Sewer System, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 160.2 — A By-Law Regulating the Use of the Water and Sewer System

Summary: Regulates use of Woodstock's water and sewer system town-wide and sets rates; replaces By-Law 160.1. First reading Jan 28, second reading Feb 11, third reading March 11, 2025 (confirmed by OCR of the enactment page).

flat (residential, annual tiers); metered (commercial/industrial water and sewer)


Answer: In the Town of Woodstock, New Brunswick, licence required: True; who must license: Peddlers and transient vendors selling goods, merchandise, food, or services within the municipality.; fee: Annual: Class A $1500.00 annually, Class B $750.00 annually, Class C $150.00 annually for the first vehicle, $50 for each vehicle thereafter. Daily: Class A $75.00 per day, Class B $50.00 per day. Peddler: $75.00 per day.; renewal: annual. Source: By-Law No. 260-1 — A By-Law Regulating and Licensing Transient Vendors and Peddlers in the Town of Woodstock, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 260-1 — A By-Law Regulating and Licensing Transient Vendors and Peddlers in the Town of Woodstock

Summary: Licenses transient vendors and peddlers operating temporarily (max 30 days/year) within Woodstock. Sets daily and annual licence fees, site-zoning check requirement, exemptions for major community events and non-profits, and enforcement by By-Law Enforcement Officers.

Peddlers and transient vendors selling goods, merchandise, food, or services within the municipality.

Annual: Class A $1500.00 annually, Class B $750.00 annually, Class C $150.00 annually for the first vehicle, $50 for each vehicle thereafter. Daily: Class A $75.00 per day, Class B $50.00 per day. Peddler: $75.00 per day.


Answer: Woodstock, New Brunswick has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-05.

ByLaws & Policies — bylaws index page

Summary: Town of Woodstock bylaws and policies listing page. Currently surfaces Building By-Law R-305 and Water & Sewer By-Law 160.2; the full bylaw registry is not enumerated publicly (dynamic content).


Answer: The Town of Woodstock, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Policy 2018-01 — Procurement Policy (updated June 10, 2025), verified 2026-06-07.

Policy 2018-01 — Procurement Policy (updated June 10, 2025)

Summary: Town procurement policy setting tendering thresholds and purchasing procedures. Date approved February 26, 2018; revised June 10, 2025.


Answer: The Town of Woodstock, New Brunswick has 4 adopted policies on file: Policy 2024-02 — Scheduling for Events; Policy 2024-03 — Ticket Selling; Policy 2024-05 — AYR Motor Centre Arena Dressing Room; Policy 2026-01 — Policy for Council Chambers, verified 2026-06-07.

Policy 2024-02 — Scheduling for Events

Summary: Policy governing scheduling of events at municipal facilities. Effective June 25, 2024.

Policy 2024-03 — Ticket Selling

Summary: Policy governing the sale of tickets for municipal events and venues. Effective August 13, 2024.

Policy 2024-05 — AYR Motor Centre Arena Dressing Room

Summary: Policy governing use of dressing rooms at the AYR Motor Centre arena. Effective September 12, 2023.

Policy 2026-01 — Policy for Council Chambers

Summary: Policy governing use and conduct in the Council Chambers. Council approval date April 14, 2026.


Answer: The Town of Woodstock, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Policy 2025-01 — Logo Usage, verified 2026-06-07.

Policy 2025-01 — Logo Usage

Summary: Policy governing use and reproduction of the Town of Woodstock logo. Approved by Council January 14, 2025.


Answer: The Town of Woodstock, New Brunswick has 2 adopted policies on file: Policy 2024-01 — Donations and Issuing Official Donation Receipts; Policy 2024-04 — Disposition of Town Owned Assets, verified 2026-06-07.

Policy 2024-01 — Donations and Issuing Official Donation Receipts

Summary: Policy governing donations to the Town and issuance of official donation receipts. Effective March 26, 2024.

Policy 2024-04 — Disposition of Town Owned Assets

Summary: Policy governing the disposition of Town-owned assets, including sale or disposal procedures. Effective September 10, 2024.


Answer: The Town of Woodstock, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Policy 2025-03 — Correspondence to Mayor and Council, verified 2026-06-07.

Policy 2025-03 — Correspondence to Mayor and Council

Summary: Policy governing how correspondence to the Mayor and Council is received and handled. Date approved August 12, 2025.


Answer: The Town of Woodstock, New Brunswick has 5 adopted policies on file: Policy 2000-3 — Conduct of Fund-Raising Activities; Policy 2001-1 — Toll Road Fund Raising; Policy 2009-01 — Street Closure Policy (amended Sept 10, 2024); Policy 2023-01 — Banner, Event Signage, Flags, Proclamation and Lighting Policy; Town of Woodstock Strategic Plan, verified 2026-06-07.

Policy 2000-3 — Conduct of Fund-Raising Activities

Summary: Town of Woodstock policy governing the conduct of fund-raising activities. Council approval February 14, 2000.

Policy 2001-1 — Toll Road Fund Raising

Summary: Policy governing toll road fund-raising activities in the Town of Woodstock. Effective January 22, 2001.

Policy 2009-01 — Street Closure Policy (amended Sept 10, 2024)

Summary: Street closure policy setting how applications to close municipal streets are reviewed and approved. Adopted October 13, 2009; amended September 10, 2024.

Policy 2023-01 — Banner, Event Signage, Flags, Proclamation and Lighting Policy

Summary: Policy governing banners, event signage, flags, proclamations and lighting on municipal property. Date approved November 26, 2024; revised January 27, 2026.

Town of Woodstock Strategic Plan

Summary: Town of Woodstock Strategic Plan (short form). Visionary planning document; text states Council committed in 2024 to developing the new plan. No explicit adoption date stated in the document.

ByLaws & Policies — Town of Woodstock (document manager index)

Summary: Town of Woodstock combined by-laws and policies page. Policies are served from a Catalis docman 'Policies' folder (folderId 587) reachable via /admin/dm/Public/GetFolderById; 13 council-approved policies confirmed.


Answer: Woodstock, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: In the Town of Île-de-Lamèque, New Brunswick, licence required: True; licence fee: $25 non-stérilisé; $15 stérilisé ou stérilisation contre-indiquée; $200 chien dangereux; $0 chiens d'assistance/policiers et organismes de bienfaisance enregistrés; $2 remplacement plaque; leash rule: Dogs must not be 'en erre' (off-leash) in public places or on private property without that property owner's consent.; max animals: Maximum 3 dogs over 20 weeks per dwelling; kennel licence and registered rescue orgs exempt. Source: Arrêté No 14 — Arrêté concernant le contrôle des chiens (Dog Control), verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté No 14 — Arrêté concernant le contrôle des chiens (Dog Control)

Summary: Dog control by-law for Île-de-Lamèque; regulates ownership, dangerous dogs, kennels and at-large dogs. OCR confirms jurisdiction. First/second reading 20 May 2025, reading in full and adoption 17 June 2025.

$25 non-stérilisé; $15 stérilisé ou stérilisation contre-indiquée; $200 chien dangereux; $0 chiens d'assistance/policiers et organismes de bienfaisance enregistrés; $2 remplacement plaque

Dogs must not be 'en erre' (off-leash) in public places or on private property without that property owner's consent.

Maximum 3 dogs over 20 weeks per dwelling; kennel licence and registered rescue orgs exempt

$100–$1,070 (s. 3(1) violations); $250–$1,070 (s. 6(4) dangerous dog violations); $50–$1,070 (all other violations)


Answer: The Town of Île-de-Lamèque, New Brunswick has 3 adopted bylaws on file: Arrêté No 03-01 — Arrêté de zonage de Ste-Marie-St-Raphaël (Refondu 2023-11-16); Arrêté No 120 — Arrêté de zonage de Lamèque (Refondu 2024-01-24); Arrêté No 7 — Arrêté de lotissement (Subdivision By-Law), verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté No 03-01 — Arrêté de zonage de Ste-Marie-St-Raphaël (Refondu 2023-11-16)

Summary: Consolidated zoning by-law for the former Village of Ste-Marie-St-Raphaël (now part of Île-de-Lamèque). Document text states original arrêté no 03-01 adopted 29 Sept 2003, consolidated with amendments to 16 November 2023 (consolidation date used as adopted_date).

Arrêté No 120 — Arrêté de zonage de Lamèque (Refondu 2024-01-24)

Summary: Consolidated zoning by-law for the former Town of Lamèque (now part of Île-de-Lamèque). Document text states original arrêté no 120 adopted 20 Nov 2007, consolidated with amendments to 24 January 2024 (consolidation date used as adopted_date).

Arrêté No 7 — Arrêté de lotissement (Subdivision By-Law)

Summary: Subdivision/lotissement by-law for Île-de-Lamèque governing land subdivision standards. Registered 18 August 2023 (date confirmed on the official arrêtés index), one of the first by-laws of the amalgamated municipality.


Answer: The Town of Île-de-Lamèque, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Arrêté No 6 — Lieux inesthétiques et dangereux (Unsightly and Dangerous Premises), verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté No 6 — Lieux inesthétiques et dangereux (Unsightly and Dangerous Premises)

Summary: Unsightly and dangerous premises by-law for Île-de-Lamèque. OCR confirms jurisdiction. First/second reading 18 April 2023, reading in full and third reading/adoption 16 May 2023.


Answer: In the Town of Île-de-Lamèque, New Brunswick, where allowed: Right side of rue Principale from 14 route 113 to rue du Ruisseau; rue du Ruisseau from rue Principale to 34 rue du Ruisseau.; helmet or age rules: All drivers and occupants must meet standards under the Loi sur les véhicules à moteur et hors route, including wearing a helmet.. Source: Arrêté No 5 — Désignant des parties de routes accessibles aux véhicules hors route, verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté No 5 — Désignant des parties de routes accessibles aux véhicules hors route

Summary: Designates road segments in Île-de-Lamèque open to off-highway vehicles (véhicules hors route), under the OHV Act. OCR confirms jurisdiction. First/second reading 21 February 2023, reading in full and third reading/adoption 21 November 2023.

Right side of rue Principale from 14 route 113 to rue du Ruisseau; rue du Ruisseau from rue Principale to 34 rue du Ruisseau.

All drivers and occupants must meet standards under the Loi sur les véhicules à moteur et hors route, including wearing a helmet.

s. 3 — "l'extrémité droite de la rue Principale, à partir de de l'adresse civique 14 route 113 jusqu'à la rue du Ruisseau et sur la rue du Ruisseau à partir de la rue Principale jusqu'au 34 rue du Ruisseau"

s. 8 — "Tout conducteur, ou occupant d'un véhicule hors route doit satisfaire aux normes et règlements... Exemple, porter un casque."


Answer: The Town of Île-de-Lamèque, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Arrêté No 15 — Redevance sur l'hébergement touristique (Tourist Accommodation Levy), verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté No 15 — Redevance sur l'hébergement touristique (Tourist Accommodation Levy)

Summary: Imposes a tourist accommodation levy (redevance sur l'hébergement touristique) in Île-de-Lamèque. RECATEGORIZED from short_term_rental to other: this is an accommodation/bed-levy tax, not an STR regulation. OCR confirms jurisdiction; first/second reading 16 Dec 2025, third reading deferred per s.45(3) so adopted_date null.

Arrêtés — Île-de-Lamèque (index page)

Summary: Official arrêtés index for Île-de-Lamèque (HTTP 200) listing ~23 arrêtés with PDF links, including new by-laws of the merged entity and restated predecessor zoning/plan by-laws from Lamèque and Ste-Marie-St-Raphaël.


Answer: The Town of Île-de-Lamèque, New Brunswick has 8 adopted policies on file: Politique P-010 — Politique de mesure incitative d'une acquisition d'un bâtiment commercial opérant; Politique P-011 — Politique de mesure incitative nouvelle construction résidentielle unifamiliale; Politique P-012 — Politique de mesure incitative nouvelle construction résidentielle – multilogement; Politique P-013 — Politique de mesure incitative aménagement d'un espace pour un logement multigénérationnel; Politique P-014 — Politique de dons – fondations, organismes et associations communautaires; Politique P-04 — Politique pour nouveau-né; Politique P-08 — Politique de mesure incitative d'une nouvelle construction commerciale; Politique P-09 — Politique de mesure incitative d'une acquisition d'un bâtiment commercial inopérant, verified 2026-06-07.

Politique P-010 — Politique de mesure incitative d'une acquisition d'un bâtiment commercial opérant

Summary: Incentive policy for acquisition of operating commercial buildings.

Politique P-011 — Politique de mesure incitative nouvelle construction résidentielle unifamiliale

Summary: Incentive policy for new single-family residential construction in Île-de-Lamèque.

Politique P-012 — Politique de mesure incitative nouvelle construction résidentielle – multilogement

Summary: Incentive policy for new multi-unit residential construction.

Politique P-013 — Politique de mesure incitative aménagement d'un espace pour un logement multigénérationnel

Summary: Incentive policy for development of multigenerational housing spaces.

Politique P-014 — Politique de dons – fondations, organismes et associations communautaires

Summary: Donations policy governing municipal support to foundations, organizations, and community associations. February 2026.

Politique P-04 — Politique pour nouveau-né

Summary: Incentive policy for newborns in the municipality. Adopted 20 June 2023.

Politique P-08 — Politique de mesure incitative d'une nouvelle construction commerciale

Summary: Incentive policy for new commercial construction in the municipality.

Politique P-09 — Politique de mesure incitative d'une acquisition d'un bâtiment commercial inopérant

Summary: Incentive policy for acquisition of non-operating commercial buildings.


Answer: The Town of Île-de-Lamèque, New Brunswick has 2 adopted policies on file: Politique P-01 — Manuel des politiques du personnel; Politique P-015 — Politique de santé et sécurité au travail, verified 2026-06-07.

Politique P-01 — Manuel des politiques du personnel

Summary: Personnel policy manual for Île-de-Lamèque municipal employees. Version 1, January 2024. Governs human resources rules and procedures for municipal staff.

Politique P-015 — Politique de santé et sécurité au travail

Summary: Workplace health and safety policy for municipal employees of Île-de-Lamèque.


Answer: The Town of Île-de-Lamèque, New Brunswick has 3 adopted policies on file: Politique P-05 — Politique de gestion des actifs municipaux; Politique P-06 — Politique sur la gestion du risque; Politique P-07 — Politique sur l'évaluation des actifs, verified 2026-06-07.

Politique P-05 — Politique de gestion des actifs municipaux

Summary: Municipal asset management policy for Île-de-Lamèque. Governs lifecycle management of municipal assets. Adopted 20 June 2023.

Politique P-06 — Politique sur la gestion du risque

Summary: Risk management policy for the municipality. Adopted 20 June 2023.

Politique P-07 — Politique sur l'évaluation des actifs

Summary: Asset valuation policy governing how municipal assets are evaluated and reported. Adopted 20 June 2023.


Answer: The Town of Île-de-Lamèque, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Politique P-02 — Utilisation de la technologie des réunions sans papier, verified 2026-06-07.

Politique P-02 — Utilisation de la technologie des réunions sans papier

Summary: Policy governing use of paperless meeting technology by council members. Adopted 21 February 2023.


Answer: The Town of Île-de-Lamèque, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Politique P-03 — Comité plénier, verified 2026-06-07.

Politique P-03 — Comité plénier

Summary: Policy establishing and governing the municipality's committee of the whole (comité plénier). Adopted 20 June 2023.


Answer: Île-de-Lamèque, New Brunswick has no other policies & plans policy on record as of 2026-06-07.

Politiques — Île-de-Lamèque policies index

Summary: Municipal policies index listing 15 adopted policies (P-01 through P-015) covering personnel, technology, asset management, risk management, incentive programs, and workplace safety.


Answer: Île-de-Lamèque, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.